Pathology
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The Pathology Lab is located in the Medical Section and contains all of the equipment necessary to regret researching diseases. For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
For those unfortunate enough to become your test subjects (regardless of how that happened), there are quarantine cells in the south.
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The Pathology Lab is located south of medbay and contains all of the equipment necessary to research diseases, such as an quarantine airlock entrance that's semi-easy to stumble into. For more information on the machines in this room, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Not that it'd help or hinder anything; pathogens can't spread through vents.
The APC for this room is near the entrance into the quarantine cell on the right.
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The Pathology Lab is located in the port side of Medbay and contains all of the equipment necessary to regret researching diseases while the nearby geneticists create horrific parodies of the X-Men. For those unfortunate enough to become your test subjects (regardless of how that happened), there is a quarantine cells in the south.
For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
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This loooong section of Clarion blocked off from the rest of Medbay by a maintenance tunnel is the Pathology Lab. There's so much space and redundancy and warning signs so that some random lost Janitor or Medical Doctor doesn't wander in and leave with more than they came with and thus accidentally give everyone plasma farts and involuntary Shakespeare recital syndrome. It contains all of the equipment necessary to regret researching diseases, including your own monkey pen, and become even more of a recluse than the Geneticist. For those unfortunate enough to become your test subjects (regardless of how that happened), there are quarantine cells in the south, alongside food and drink vendors so you can hole yourself in here forever and your patients don't go hungry.
For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
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This worryingly unquarantined section of Medbay is the station's Pathology lab. It contains all sorts of strange, arcane equipment evidently useful in the researching, curing, and manufacturing of pathogens. Try it sometime! Failing to splice a valid symptom for the 11th time in a row is a uniquely frustrating feeling. So is having your first beneficial/malevolent pathogen suddenly turn asymptomatic on its first victim.
For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
Mushroom Station came at a time before modern pathology, so it has no pathology research lab on the station. It's...probably for the better. (The one hidden in the Debris Field is still there though).
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Today, on most stations, messing around with microscopic killers is Medical's job, but here, it's Research's, because nobody likes manhandling potential bioweapons on a donut. Not to mention that it's also safer, because when a pathogen outbreak occurs on Zeta, the scientists will be (hopefully) too stupid to fly back to the main station and seek medical attention in Medbay, and if it gets realllly drastic, the Research Director and two other heads can detonate Research's nuclear charge.
All in all, it's a pretty good pathology lab. The entrance is off the side of its own little hallway, in the general south of Zeta Research Station, isolated from all the popular and useful labs, so it's rare for someone to accidentally walk into this place and get infected. The pathology equipment is all nice and close together for convenience, and there's a tons of little amenities, like a fridge with lots and lots of pathogens for making new symptoms, a monkey pen with a MonkeyVend (always, ALWAYS great to have), and a surprisingly-comfortable quarantine cell.
For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Luckily, pathogen's can't spread through vents, but they can spread through air.
The APC for this whole area is near the entrance into the monkey pen, on the west wall.
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Making chemical weapons and weapons of mass destruction is fun and all, but sometimes you need a little variety in life. Sometimes you need to look into something small, almost invisible to the naked eye, but nevertheless, deadly. Sometimes you need to exchange your beakers for petri dishes, put on your best biosuit and biohood, and do some Pathology. It has all the machines and equipment you need to create nature's smallest serial killer, and then immediately regret it when it goes asymptomatic.
For more information on this topic, see Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Pathogens can't spread through vents, luckily.
The APC for this room is in the hallway outside of this room.
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Turning microscopic specks into massive failures. | |
Medical Director, Medical Doctor, Roboticist, Geneticist, Janitor |
When treacherous crew members fancying themselves bioweaponeers seek superbugs to unleash upon the station, they turn to Pathology at the very north end of Medbay's western corridor. This vaguely sausage-shaped facility contains all the machines and tools they need to realize how difficult making a bioweapon actually is, like a Pathogen Manipulator to lose all their DNA splices in, microscopes to realize how truly screwed up their pathogens are, and an small isolation cell for storing failed test trials--forever.
To get a sense of their frustration, check out Pathology Research or Pathology for Dummies for a simpler guide.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Pathogens can't spread through vents, luckily. Neither can regret.
The APC for this room is near the top right side of this room, near the isolation cell.
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Totally an adult formula factory. | |
Medical Director, Medical Doctor, Roboticist, Geneticist, Janitor |
Below the Medbay, hidden below a maintenance area, lies Medistan's most infamous laboratory, Pathology Research. Beyond the simple double airlock, you'll find an immense array of microbiology equipment and tools, from a microscope for studying samples to a centrifuge for isolating particular strains to a full-on pathogen manipulator for creating new pathogens by combining DNA blocks like they're LEGO bricks.
For more info about these machines and the science behind the creatures they handle, check out Pathology Research and Pathology for Dummies.
The Medistan government insists this is just a factory for creating nutrient formulas for adults (well, in as much as the citizens of Atlas can be called adults) and that the machines here are just for culturing microorganisms for fermentation, despite the fact that no formula has ever been seen exiting the facility. It's an open secret that this area is really for manufacturing bioweapons, but no one has been able to supply conclusive proof.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Medistani researchers have repeatedly emphasized their desire for an atmospherics system and have purportedly made contact with black market dealers offering advanced laboratory equipment and trained personnel who became jobless after their government collapsed. It's totally for testing new "air-dispersed" formulas, not for studying the behavior of space anthrax, space Q fever, or any other airborne diseases, no, certainly not.
The APC for this room is on the top wall, near the Path-o-Matic machine.